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Excellent work man! I feel like this explanation was much easier to understand than reading the documentation. Also, I'm really digging the graphics and animations!
Earlier i completed a tutorial of yours in Udemy on rest apis and it was also very well explained. This video is the first one of yours i'm watching in TH-cam and it is so nice.. anybody can understand it. This video deserves a 1000 likes and comment!! Thank you very much!!
I was confused so much on this topic . But after watching this i am thinking why so many youtubers made this topics so confusing expect you . The best explanation of cookies, Session and tokens.. Thank you so much.
Your video is really among the best! It was so good that I was able to tolerate the unbearable background music (you don't need music, what you're saying is interesting enough). I agree with others that your channel is horribly underrated. Please keep up the good work!
Agreed. I don't understand why some"explainer" or tutorial videos do this.. Ever sit down in school for a hard subject and a teacher puts loud jingles on while talking? Of course not.
Tomorrow is my exam but I still don't understand these cookie and session terms but now I can easily write everything with example...Great work man 🤩⭐️
i LOVE this video. oh man. just delete all the other ones!!! being a little dramatic, lol, but I been hunting around for over an hour for a clear explanation with no random holes! TYSM for being so thorough and not leaving anything to assumption or the power of "et voila"! technology shouldn't feel like a magic trick. sheesh.
Oh man, thank you very much! Just recently i was asked this question during the interview on QA Manual position and failed miserably. Now I am ready and armed for this fight)
Simplified explanation ❤, but either you can lower the volume for background music or just eliminate it completely that's unnecessary. Subscribed btw 🙂
I never comment on TH-cam, but god damn this was a great video for a dumb ass such as myself. Keep it up. People do not understand that to truly know a subject you must be able to break it down for the slow folks - thanks!
thanks a lot for this video. It was very concise, to the point and very easy to understand. Will definitely checkout your other videos as well. Thanks again
Awesome explanation...put all the concepts/terminologies clearly on the table so that can easily differentiate between these terms.. subscribed immediately.... Kudos
The term "cookies" in the context of computers comes from the word "magic cookies," which is a term used in UNIX computing. Magic cookies were data tokens that were exchanged between programs during remote procedure calls in early UNIX systems. The idea of storing small pieces of data on a user's computer to track their activity and preferences was borrowed from this concept, leading to the term "cookies" being used in web browsers to refer to these small text files.
What a great video. Excellent work. Thank you so much. I'm going to watch this multiple times. I've liked and subscribed based on this video alone. . . Thank you.
Excellent presentation. But one point, i would like to highlight here which is "Cookie biased Session authentication" would not allow to access all the information. For example: In banking internet web portal, User-A has logged into by using his credentials. Once the user credentials are verified for User-A , application server assign cookie to the user-A and respond back to Brower client. For each request of this user-A, , application server should perform 2 checks -First, verify the cookie validity and second, the requested operation whether it is permitted to this user-A. If anyone of the above checks is failed, the application server should redirect to logic page to User-A.
Thank you for the video ! Did you arrive to do a video on how to implement this in practice ? I have the specific doubt on how JWT are validated on server side, I mean, beside seeing it is a valid JWT token, does this come with a third party validation server ? Is it matching a public with a private key stored in the filesystem of the server ? And also, in this example, the JWT wouldn't work if the bank doesn't build a service to supply such a token to third parties, correct? If you could answer this here I would appreciate. Thank you in advance,
The gym membership analogy is funny because my gym literally said "You can use anything with a barcode!" So I used a work badge, now one badge gets me into both places
Hi Thanks for this awesome video. I have one query. The table you demonstrated in DB contains sessionId as one of column against customerId. Shouldn't we store this sessionId as a primary key for fast lookup ? Or is this sessionId would be a primary key in some other table ? Thanks
Great explanation, thanks! A nitpick: the reasoning you mentioned at the end that it does not make sense to use cookies sounds ... pretty subjective. Objectively I can't think of any reason why an app or a smart watch could not use cookie; it's just a piece of software, after all, right? Especially assuming it already uses HTTP.. Without diving deeper, my hunch is that there's a better reason.
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Excellent work man! I feel like this explanation was much easier to understand than reading the documentation. Also, I'm really digging the graphics and animations!
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Had been confused for their difference for so long. Thank you for the clear explanation!!
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Earlier i completed a tutorial of yours in Udemy on rest apis and it was also very well explained. This video is the first one of yours i'm watching in TH-cam and it is so nice.. anybody can understand it. This video deserves a 1000 likes and comment!! Thank you very much!!
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@@vdespa can you give a link to the RestAPI tutorial
I was confused so much on this topic . But after watching this i am thinking why so many youtubers made this topics so confusing expect you . The best explanation of cookies, Session and tokens.. Thank you so much.
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Your video is really among the best! It was so good that I was able to tolerate the unbearable background music (you don't need music, what you're saying is interesting enough). I agree with others that your channel is horribly underrated. Please keep up the good work!
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Agreed. I don't understand why some"explainer" or tutorial videos do this.. Ever sit down in school for a hard subject and a teacher puts loud jingles on while talking? Of course not.
THIS. THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR ALL ALONG. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?!! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND IT, THANKS TO YOU!!
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Tomorrow is my exam but I still don't understand these cookie and session terms but now I can easily write everything with example...Great work man 🤩⭐️
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Same, Feel aiivgel chay lekin concept samjha na pebay..
I started with your Agile courses, now I am learning Postman with you. You're an awesome trainer!
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The clearest video about cookie imo.
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this is goldmine of concepts for beginners.Keep creating more
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Any beginner should refer this video first ... this is so good!
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Learning through virtual representations is the best way to remember concepts for a long time, Great work!
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I would pay anything to see more content like this. Thank you, u' the best bro.
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First video to help with the topic!! please KEEP DOING MORE ^_^
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Excellent Information :) Most Underrated Channel deserves more Appreciation (Likes and Subscribers )
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i LOVE this video. oh man. just delete all the other ones!!! being a little dramatic, lol, but I been hunting around for over an hour for a clear explanation with no random holes! TYSM for being so thorough and not leaving anything to assumption or the power of "et voila"! technology shouldn't feel like a magic trick. sheesh.
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Love to see you. Thank you for explaining. I’m your student of PSPO in udemy.
Great, thank you!
I’m preparing for an interview, and your videos help a lot! Thank you for your great work! 🤗
You bet! And good luck with your interview.
Did u get the job?
Nice video. Larger picture is always the most important. You did a great job there!!! Thanks a lot.
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Very easy to understand. good animation. best voice over.
Thx Valentin.
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Oh man, thank you very much! Just recently i was asked this question during the interview on QA Manual position and failed miserably. Now I am ready and armed for this fight)
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Such a very detail and informative video where you explain each important aspect of both session and token mechanism is a slow mode.
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Superb explanation, really easy to understand and that too with real world examples. 👍
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Simplified explanation ❤, but either you can lower the volume for background music or just eliminate it completely that's unnecessary.
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the clearst video about cookies and sessions AWSOME !!!! thank you so muchh brooo
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I never comment on TH-cam, but god damn this was a great video for a dumb ass such as myself. Keep it up. People do not understand that to truly know a subject you must be able to break it down for the slow folks - thanks!
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Gym membership analogy was spot on. Great works again!
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Incredibly simple explanation. Thank you very much.
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Such a creative way to explain things! Great work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you! This was the only short video example I could find on the use cases of tokens
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Foarte bine explicat, Valentin!
Mulțumesc, Maria!
The best video I could found cleared my every doubt
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Thank you Valentin, currently some of this is clear now to me, thank your for uploading this kind of informative video in a concise manner.
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Thank you for the detailed yet simple to understand explanation.
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This is amazing! 👍👍Very easy to follow video with great illustrations.
Thanks for this video.
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thanks a lot for this video. It was very concise, to the point and very easy to understand. Will definitely checkout your other videos as well. Thanks again
i don't understand the jwt token part but seesion and cookies are crystal clear thankyou
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Awesome explanation...put all the concepts/terminologies clearly on the table so that can easily differentiate between these terms.. subscribed immediately.... Kudos
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Excelllent information, and great graphics to explain the concepts
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My only concern then is why they are called cookies. The naming of it is the main reason why it's hard to grasp
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@@vdespa yep. Great video thanks too
Because they were “stolen” 😅😂😂😂🥴
Could be because of marketing? It exists to steal data, that could be why. But idk.
The term "cookies" in the context of computers comes from the word "magic cookies," which is a term used in UNIX computing. Magic cookies were data tokens that were exchanged between programs during remote procedure calls in early UNIX systems. The idea of storing small pieces of data on a user's computer to track their activity and preferences was borrowed from this concept, leading to the term "cookies" being used in web browsers to refer to these small text files.
What a great video. Excellent work. Thank you so much. I'm going to watch this multiple times. I've liked and subscribed based on this video alone. . . Thank you.
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Thank you for making it so simple to understand.
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very well understood, Thanks .. Keep posting more videos and we love to watch
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Wonderful, informative presentation! A lot to absorb in one go though, I'll have to watch the vid one or two more times 😃 Thank you.
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been trying for some days but in vain. Your video helped me to understand the concept thoroughly
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very well explained. I was very confused about these simple terms.
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Simplified, clear and informative. Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome! Great analogies to drive home the concepts! Subscribed.
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Very nice explanation, nice graphics, and background music, i enjoyed learning watching this video. Thanks!
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Wow! Very good explanation. Drawings helped a lot too. Very well done sir!
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Greate video, I am now clear with the difference between a token and a session and what is used when. Thank u
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Superb. Great Explanation!! 👍👍
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This video was soooo amazing!! I understood everything now!! : )
Thankyou for making my life better : ))))
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The explanation was quite clear! Thank you
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Your explanation is so clear!
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THANKS. I love this method of learning with infographics. Easy to learn
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Excellent 🤗🤗🤗 i was able to grasp so much 😄😄😄❤️❤️❤️superb
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Well explained mate..!
superb work
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Nice explanation. Thank you for sharing this video.
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Tahnk you for the info. Very good explanation..! Teaching is one of your talents for sure.
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Marvellous!! Very easy to understand.
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Explanation is really good ❤
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thank you. very good explained with the animations.. btw, I like the background music 😅
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Excellent presentation.
But one point, i would like to highlight here which is "Cookie biased Session authentication" would not allow to access all the information.
For example:
In banking internet web portal, User-A has logged into by using his credentials. Once the user credentials are verified for User-A , application server assign cookie to the user-A and respond back to Brower client. For each request of this user-A, , application server should perform 2 checks -First, verify the cookie validity and second, the requested operation whether it is permitted to this user-A. If anyone of the above checks is failed, the application server should redirect to logic page to User-A.
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Thank you for the video !
Did you arrive to do a video on how to implement this in practice ?
I have the specific doubt on how JWT are validated on server side, I mean, beside seeing it is a valid JWT token, does this come with a third party validation server ? Is it matching a public with a private key stored in the filesystem of the server ?
And also, in this example, the JWT wouldn't work if the bank doesn't build a service to supply such a token to third parties, correct?
If you could answer this here I would appreciate.
Thank you in advance,
One of the best explanations I found!
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This is really well put-together. Thanks a bunch!
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Fantastic video!!! Very helpful and informative.
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This is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you.
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Great Job Valentin! Very well explained and easy to learn! Thanks a lot!
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The breakdown was awesome
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Thank You - clear explanation and very useful
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very informative to start my software testing career. I like your teaching methodology
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Very good explanations. Thank you
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This is very well done, explained and helped me a lot. Thank you very much!
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Truly excellent explaination. As a feedback, I recommend changing the music / turning it a bit down
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Thanks for the clear and concise explanations.. the analogies are well done!
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very helpful with great animations and analogies, thank you
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Very well conceptually explained !! Thanks a ton !
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Thank you I was so confused by this. This video was exactly what is needed
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Wow, it's really easy to understand what you mean, and thanks for the analogy (that's very helpful).
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The gym membership analogy is funny because my gym literally said "You can use anything with a barcode!" So I used a work badge, now one badge gets me into both places
Good one 😂
Very Good explanation! Keep up the good work :)
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for that great explanation. Well done!
Just one small thing: in my opinion JWT is not a protocol itself. It's used in protocols (like OAuth)
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The Best Explanation! Thanks much !!!
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Easy to understand... Thank you
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Am really thankful to you.... It really helped me lot ... Great work 🥳
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Love how you have explained this, thank you.
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Hi Thanks for this awesome video. I have one query. The table you demonstrated in DB contains sessionId as one of column against customerId. Shouldn't we store this sessionId as a primary key for fast lookup ? Or is this sessionId would be a primary key in some other table ? Thanks
This is just an example. Typically you won't need a primary key for the session id.
fantastic video,, well-articulated and very clear and concise
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Thanks for the information, did you mean that the JWT tokens can be used with OAuth protocol ?
Yes, JWT (JSON Web Tokens) can be used with OAuth 2.0 protocol.
Great explanation, thanks!
A nitpick: the reasoning you mentioned at the end that it does not make sense to use cookies sounds ... pretty subjective. Objectively I can't think of any reason why an app or a smart watch could not use cookie; it's just a piece of software, after all, right? Especially assuming it already uses HTTP.. Without diving deeper, my hunch is that there's a better reason.
finally this vdo solved the confusion
incredible explanation man! great video!
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thanks sir , very simple language anyone can understand.
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Thank you for this explanation video. Clarifies the concept of tokens and sessions well!
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This one is helpful. Thank you so much! 🥰
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Absolutely brilliant. Clearly explained
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